Free miller software for linux

Klicker project is a KDE/QT based metronome that supports from 30 to 208 beats per minute, duple, tuple, and quartal time, and it also has DCOP interfaces for interprocess control.

filepp is a generic file preprocessor. It is designed to allow the functionality provided by the C preprocessor to be used with any file type. This project supports the following keywords, all of which have their usual C preprocessor meanings and usage:
- #include
- #define
- #if
- #elif
- #ifdef
- #ifndef
- #else
- #endif
- #undef
- #error
- #warning
However, filepp is much more than a rewrite of the C preprocessor, it features the following enhancements:
- An extended #if keyword which includes string and regular expression parsing.
- It works with all character sets including international characters, not just ASCII characters.
- The prefix to the keyword (normally #) and the line continuation character (normally ) can be set to any character, string or regular expression.
- Keywords can be added, removed or modified.
- Macro expansion can work on whole or part words (the C preprocessors macro expansion only works on whole words).
- Macros can have multiple arguments.
- Filepp has a debugging mode to help when things go wrong.
- Environment variables can be automatically defined as macros.
- Blank lines originating from include files can be suppressed.
- Filepp can be customised on the fly using the #pragma keyword which allows any of filepps internal functions to be called.
- Modules can be written (in Perl) to modify or extend the behaviour of filepp.
These are just some of the enhancements filepp has over the normal C preprocessor. Its main advantage is the ability to write modules to extend and modify its behaviour. Filepp is written in Perl and allows anyone who knows how to program in Perl to easily write modules. Filepp comes with a set of modules which do the following:
- for module: Implements the #for keyword. The allows loops to be generated, the behaviour is similar to Perl and C loops.
- foreach module: Implements the #foreach keyword. The allows loops to be generated for a list of strings, the behaviour is similar to Perl and csh foreach loops.
- c-comment module: Removes C and C++ style comments from a file.
- hash-comment module: Remove # style comments (as used in Perl and shell scripts) from a file.
- function module: Allows macros to be written which directly call Perl functions. This allows macros to give dynamic output.
- maths module: Implements basic maths functions including add, subtract, multiply, divide, sine, cosine, exponential, random etc.
- format module: Provides a list of functions for formatting text including a C/Perl style printf function and the Perl substr function.
- literal module: This module prevents macros appearing in strings being replaced.
- toupper module: Converts all lowercase letters in a file to uppercase.
- tolower module: Converts all uppercase letters in a file to lowercase.
- bigdef module: Enables multi-line macros to be defined without needing to put a line continuation character at the end of each line - makes large macros much more readable.
- bigfunc module: Same as bigdef, only difference is any keywords embedded in the macro are evaluated when the macro is replaced rather than when the macro is defined.
- defplus module: Enables existing macros to be appened to.
- blc module: Enables automatic line continuation if a closing bracket is on a line below the opening bracket.
- cmacro module: Makes certain macros more "C" like by putting quotes around their values.
- cpp module: Makes filepp behave as a basic C preprocessor.
- regexp module: Implements Perl style regular expression search and replacement, which allows regular expressions to be searched for and replaced with other strings.
- grab module: Used to grab input before any processing is done on it.
Enhancements:
- This release includes a rewrite of the processing chain so macros within macros behave correctly.
- Several other bugfixes and minor enhancements were made.

Open WebMail is a webmail system based on the Neomail version 1.14 from Ernie Miller. Open WebMail is designed to manage very large mail folder files in a memory efficient way.
OpenWebMail also provides a range of features to help users migrate smoothly from Microsoft Outlook to Open WebMail.
Main features:
For Users:
- Auto Login
- Multiple Languages/Multiple Charsets
- Strong MIME Message Capability
- Full Content Search
- Draft Folder Support
- Confirm Reading Support
- Spelling Check Support
- vCard compliant Addressbook
- POP3 Support
- Mail Filter Support
- AntiSpam Support through SpamAssassin (http://www.spamassassin.org)
- AntiVirus Support through ClamAV (http://www.clamav.net)
- Calendar with Reminder/Notification Support
- Webdisk Support
- HTTP Compression
For System:
- Fast Folder Access
- Efficient Message Movement
- Smaller Memory Footprint
- Graceful File Lock
- Various Authentication Modules
- PAM support
- Remote SMTP Relaying
- Virtual Hosting
- User Alias
- Pure Virtual User Support
- Per User Capability Configuration
- Persistent Running through SpeedyCGI

minihuff is a data compression library with a simple new twist on Huffman coding. Instead of storing the frequency analysis for some set of data with the data itself, minihuff enables the creation of a static frequency table to be stored at both ends of a connection.
minihuff allows effective compression even for very small pieces of data that maintain similar entropy characteristics.
Please note that minihuff is written entirely in portable C as it is intended primarily for embedded applications. This is also why I havent gone to a lot of trouble in the distribution. There arent, after all, a lot of Linux distros for the 8051 yet.
Enhancements:
- I have tested this library in my own code for some time, so I hope it is at least somewhat robust barring any distribution bugs. It has been used successfully between an 8051 (big endian) and a Pentium 4 (little endian). I hope Ive also solved some floating point portability issues for good.
- Nonetheless, there naturally may be bugs remaining. If you can find any - or if it just doesnt work! - I would very much appreciate a note with as much detail as possible on the problem.

libsgml is a fast, lightweight state machine SGML parser capable of parsing HTML, XML, and most other markup languages in their most elementary forms.
libsgml library natively supports parsing HTML and XML documents into a tree format (DOM). All other markup languages may be parsed via a system of callbacks.
SUPPORTS:
libsgml supports the following features:
- HTML DOM parsing.
- Tag escaping
- Text, comment, and element stripping
- XML DOM parsing.
- Custom SGML parsing.
Enhancements:
- Bug fix in base 64 decoding that could lead to heap corruption.